As the days lengthen and the sun breaks through wintry skies, and sea mists rise with the warming temperatures, it can be tempting to break out the summer wardrobe, to cast off the winter coats

Noah smiled and sighed contentedly as he heard, then felt, his wife’s arrival behind him. It was a kind of virtual thing they had developed over the years. Noah would go to his prayers while

As many of us struggle to cope with the seemingly never-ending restrictions and isolation, there are two immediate risks; The first is that we sink within ourselves, feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed or even just helplessly

Introduction I have long been fascinated by Noah and the unique call God had on his life. As we begin our Lenten pilgrimage I want to offer you (such as it is) a chance to

As I was reflecting on Prayer over the past few days, I came to realise how much prayer is already central to our community life. As well as regularly praying for one another, our Sunday

I remember as a young teenager getting a poster in a Christian bookshop. It was of a lovely dog swimming in the sea, with a caption that read: ‘When it feels hard to pray, that’s

(I am conscious as I write this reflection that many have not had the positive outcomes with Covid which we as a family have had. As well as persistent symptoms of ‘Long Covid’, and the

1 Samuel 3: 1-10 John 1: 43-51 When I looked at today’s readings, the first thing to jump out at me was in verse 46 of the reading from John. “Can anything good come out